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John Sweeney park

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  • 15-01-2014 3:49pm
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    scwazrh
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    Anyone any experience of the area?


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    denis160
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    In what way?


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    tommycahir
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    might be worth doing a search over some of the posts in the forum at least 18 posts referencing it - http://www.boards.ie/search/submit/?subforums=1&forum=954&query=John+Sweeney


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    scwazrh
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    Thanks ,

    I'm looking to buy a cheap house / apartment to let out and seen one in that area for a low price.I appreciate that cheap houses are always in the rougher of places , but plenty of people live in rough places too.


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    Morf
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    It certainly did have a reputation as a less desirable estate.

    That may not still be the case to the same extent.


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    SV
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    It's not half as bad as people make out, I wouldn't mind it whatsoever. Although plenty people here who have never stepped foot inside the estate will tell you otherwise.


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    Queen-Mise
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    It will really depend on whereabouts in it the house is? You would have to be careful.


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    AlanS181824
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    John Sweeney is pretty rough, there's Guards called regularly but a lot of it just seems to be a reputation the area has. I'm sure if you keep to yourself, you'll be grand. The area wasn't that bad when I was there before.


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    Fighting Irish
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    I'm over there daily and i've yet to see anything wrong with it. I actually prefer it during the summer, loads of people out and about, reminds me of when i was younger and my estate was the same


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    Morf
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    I've personally not had any issues there but I would have known a few people living there with a "reputation".

    Near enough 8 or more years back though.


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    Agent Coulson
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    From what I know it has its antisocial elements in it.

    But I don't think you will find any estate or street in Ireland today without some sort of antisocial behavior in it.


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    iano.p
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    I work with a lad from there and collect and drop him off
    There isnt any hassle from what i see no more than any other estate in town.


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    Morf
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    Agent Coulson wrote: »
    From what I know it has its antisocial elements in it.

    But I don't think you will find any estate or street in Ireland today without some sort of antisocial behavior in it.

    I live in generally what has always been a very quiet area but the last 3 or 4 years I have called the gardai for the first time about 5 or 6 times for anti-social behaviour or late night traffic accidents/hit and runs (hitting parked vehicles not people).


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